Vesuvius National Park protects one of the world’s most dangerous volcanoes

January 2, 2013 Julius Szabo National Parks and Nature Reserves

Relax at the Mount Vesuvius, Campania, Italy

Everyone has heard of the rich history that surrounds the famous volcano called Mount Vesuvius. In order to defend and protect the volcano the Vesuvius National Park was formed. There are two volcanoes that can be found within the park’s borders – extinct vulcano Mount Somma as well as the still currently active Mount Vesuvius. Vesuvius National Park , Campania,

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Avellino – town in the middle of great nature

April 1, 2012 Julius Szabo Cities and Towns

Avellino, with 57 000 inhabitants, is a town situated east of the city of Napoli (Naples), in Campania region. It lies above the green valley of the river Sabato and is surrounded by Picentini mountains, Partenio Nature Park and Avella Mountains. Due to reconstructions after numerous earthquakes it is now mostly a modern city. However it still boasts many cultural

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Vesuvius National Park protects one of the world’s most dangerous volcanoes

Avellino – town in the middle of great nature